Arbre_Groupes_Accuracy_Triés

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Arbre_Groupes_Accuracy_Triés

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Last edited May 9, 2023

Created on May 5, 2023

A forest of decision trees is displayed in an SVG canvas, sorted into three accuracy groups (high, medium, low) and arranged horizontally by group, with each tree’s nodes colored by its root accuracy. Users can click a node to highlight all matching node names across trees in yellow. The visualization uses D3 v5’s `d3.hierarchy` and `d3.tree` layouts, with data from a local ES6 module. Node colors are assigned via conditional accuracy thresholds, and sorting is performed in descending order within each group.

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